Chase GreenLight 1970 Dodge Challenger Deputy red with white vinyl roof Green Machine Chase 30313 1:64 diecast in exclusive packaging.
Chase GreenLight 1970 Dodge Challenger Deputy red with white vinyl roof Green Machine Chase 30313 1:64 diecast in exclusive packaging.
Chase GreenLight 1970 Dodge Challenger Deputy red with white vinyl roof Green Machine Chase 30313 1:64 diecast in exclusive packaging.
Chase GreenLight 1970 Dodge Challenger Deputy red with white vinyl roof Green Machine Chase 30313 1:64 diecast in exclusive packaging.
Chase GreenLight 1970 Dodge Challenger Deputy red with white vinyl roof Green Machine Chase 30313 1:64 diecast in exclusive packaging.
Chase GreenLight 1970 Dodge Challenger Deputy red with white vinyl roof Green Machine Chase 30313 1:64 diecast in exclusive packaging.

CHASE! 1970 Dodge Challenger The Challenger Deputy Red with White Vinyl Roof – GreenLight 1:64

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1970 Dodge Challenger Deputy Red with White Vinyl Roof Green Machine Chase – GreenLight 1:64 GreenLight Collectibles | Green Machine Chase | 1:64 Scale | 30313 Features Green Machine Chase...

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Description

1970 Dodge Challenger Deputy Red with White Vinyl Roof Green Machine Chase – GreenLight 1:64

GreenLight Collectibles | Green Machine Chase | 1:64 Scale | 30313

Features

  • Green Machine Chase – Rare chase variation of GreenLight's 1970 Dodge Challenger Deputy release.
  • Green Chase Wheels – Metallic green wheels distinguish this example from the standard production version.
  • 1970 Dodge Challenger – First-year E-body Challenger presented in Deputy trim.
  • Red with White Vinyl Roof – Bright red body contrasted by a period-style white vinyl roof.
  • Deputy Details – Small Deputy identification and restrained exterior trim reflect this unusual Challenger model.
  • Classic Muscle Car Styling – Long hood, short rear deck and wide first-generation Challenger proportions.
  • Exclusive Release – Hobby Hobby exclusive edition in special Challenger Deputy packaging.
  • Diecast Construction – Diecast metal body and chassis in 1:64 scale.
  • Factory Packaged – Presented in GreenLight limited-edition collector packaging.

The 1970 Dodge Challenger arrived during the peak of the American muscle car era, but the Challenger Deputy represented a less familiar side of Dodge's new E-body. Rather than being a high-performance package, the Deputy was positioned as an entry-level Challenger with simplified equipment and trim. That unusual place in Challenger history makes the Deputy an interesting counterpart to the better-known R/T and performance versions.

This GreenLight release recreates the 1970 Challenger Deputy in red with a contrasting white vinyl roof, chrome-style exterior trim and the clean proportions of Dodge's original Challenger. The special packaging is based around vintage Challenger Deputy advertising and identifies the model as a Hobby Hobby exclusive.

This example is the Green Machine Chase version. Its metallic green wheels are clearly visible against the otherwise period-style red and white color combination, distinguishing the chase from the corresponding standard release.

For collectors, the combination of an unusual Challenger trim level, exclusive packaging and Green Machine chase treatment makes this a particularly interesting variation for Mopar, Dodge Challenger and GreenLight chase collections.

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Common Collector Questions and Answers

What makes this 1970 Dodge Challenger a Green Machine Chase?
This is the Green Machine chase variation of the GreenLight release. The metallic green wheels visible on the model are the chase components that distinguish it from the regular version.

What was the Dodge Challenger Deputy?
The Deputy was a lower-priced version of the Challenger with simplified equipment and trim. It is a much less commonly discussed version of the first-generation Challenger than models such as the R/T.

Is the Challenger Deputy a performance model?
No. The Deputy designation represented an entry-level Challenger rather than a dedicated high-performance package, although the Challenger itself was available with a wide range of powertrains during this period.

What generation Challenger is this?
This model represents the first-generation Dodge Challenger introduced for the 1970 model year on Chrysler's E-body platform.

Why are Green Machine models collectible?
Green Machines are GreenLight's chase variations and are produced in much smaller quantities than their corresponding standard releases. Special green components identify the chase versions to collectors.